Synthesis of the aminocyclopentitol moieties of the hopanoids of Zymomonas mobilis and ‘Anacystis montana’
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Jose Luis Chiara, Isabel Storch de Gracia, Ágatha Bastida
The first synthesis of the cyclopentitol units in bacterial hopanoids has been accomplished from D-glucosamine and the possible biological activity of the free cyclitols as glycosidase inhibitors has been studied.
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